You learn to be succinct when a publication loses ad pages.
One editor of the publication shared a succinct message, calling the Voice's work "a good run". .
Additional file 1, Table 1 presents a list of these studies that is current at the time of publication, with a succinct summary of their key findings.
However, given some time and the fact that your credentials become a part of that recruiter's working database, you may find, as Dr. Bylund did, that a call out of the blue can make for a wonderful change of scenery. 1) Do you have a full CV with a list of publications, along with a succinct statement of your research interests?
Table 3 displays the key characteristics of the fifteen resultant publications; while Figure 4 provides a succinct summary of the characteristics in terms of initiating environments, facilitating environments, strategies and outcomes of mentoring.> The fifteen eligible publications focussed on Indigenous Australian mentoring implemented in various places across Australia.
It was, rather less distantly, in 1988 that Hawking confirmed his place as the most brilliant British scientist of his generation with the publication of A Brief History of Time, a succinct, entertaining and brilliantly lucid account of our relationship with the universe.
Credited to developmental psychologist John Flavell in a publication from the 1970s, metacognition is used in different disciplines in different ways, and a common, succinct definition appears to be elusive in the literature.
Methods that work well on succinct types of text such as abstracts, with their neatly delimited context, do not do as well on a publication's full text.
His formulations were succinct.
Ferguson was more succinct.
